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The scabbing operation by Royal Mail was under growing pressure this week. Right to Work campaign supporters were set to protest at the scab mail centre set up by post bosses in Dartford, Kent, on Wednesday morning. More: continued here

BBC News CWU considers legal action over Royal Mail temp workersParcel2GoThe Communication Workers Union (CWU) is considering mounting legal action against Royal Mail over its decision to hire 30000 temporary workers to help deal …Postal union and Royal Mail to restart talks over more strikesguardian.co.ukHow the postal strike might change …

Royal Mail could be forced to send 30000 temporary workers home if union bosses secure a High Court injunction to stop the use of “strike breakers”. More: continued here

Royal Mail could be forced to send 30000 temporary workers home if union bosses secure a High Court injunction to stop the use of “strike breakers”. More: continued here

The scabbing operation by Royal Mail was under growing pressure this week. Right to Work campaign supporters were set to protest at the scab mail centre set up by post bosses in Dartford, Kent, on Wednesday morning. More: continued here

The Communication Workers Union (CWU) has announced that it plans to launch legal action to stop Royal Mail using agency staff to clear the backlog caused by the postal strikes. More: continued here

Mail Strike Talks Reconvene4RFVTrade union chiefs and Royal Mail bosses are meeting again today in an attempt to avert a second wave of postal strikes. Workers are planning to walk out … More: continued here

Telegraph.co.uk A perfect excuse not to send Christmas cardsTelegraph.co.ukChristmas cards may be on the way out, according to Adam Crozier, boss of the Royal Mail. He made this announcement, as is becoming the constitutional …and more » More: continued here

'No post backlog' in Watford claims Royal Mail in strike rowWatford ObserverThe battle for public opinion between postal workers and Royal Mail bosses continued today as both sides made wildly differing claims … More: continued here

Internet camera 'tax scam': UK price threatAmateur PhotographerAnd they have called on the HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) and the Royal Mail to act. 'Many internet companies based outside the EU advertise photographic …and more » More: continued here